Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the relaxing Nintendo Switch game we need right now By Marshall Honorof published 5 March 20 Once I got into Animal Crossing: New Horizons' groove, I understood why people adore this franchise so much.
Whirlwind FX Element keyboard offers a new approach to RGB lighting By Marshall Honorof published 3 March 20 The Whirlwind FX Element keyboard is a full-size RGB mechanical model that costs only $100.
Wasteland 3 is a Fallout-style RPG that supports your terrible decisions By Marshall Honorof published 3 March 20 Wasteland 3 offers tons of choices in combat and conversation
Astro ID let me build the gaming headset of my dreams By Marshall Honorof published 2 March 20 The Astro ID program has perhaps the deepest level of customization I've ever seen in a gaming headset.
Fuser could revive the whole rhythm game genre By Marshall Honorof published 2 March 20 Fuser may be the game that reignites the rhythm genre as a whole – and that would be rather remarkable.
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous brings another tabletop favorite to PC By Marshall Honorof published 2 March 20 If Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous asks a lot from its players, it’s because it offers a lot back in return.
Outriders plays like Destiny, only better By Marshall Honorof last updated 2 March 20 Outriders is worth checking out, thanks to delightful gunplay and a decent story setup.
30XX puts a co-op, roguelike spin on Mega Man X By Marshall Honorof published 2 March 20 30XX is, perhaps, the best game I played at PAX East 2020.
Fallout 76: Wastelanders is way better with NPCs By Marshall Honorof published 2 March 20 The Fallout 76: Wastelanders expansion will come complete with a big roster of NPCs.
Doom Eternal delivers constant and breathless excitement By Marshall Honorof published 1 March 20 Doom Eternal isn’t just a fast-and-furious, adrenaline-soaked adventure; it’s also a very smart game about resource management.
Destroy All Humans and SpongeBob remakes validate your nostalgia By Marshall Honorof published 1 March 20 Destroy All Humans and SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated look solid, whether or not you’re an existing fan.
Liberated combines a comic book with an action game By Marshall Honorof last updated 29 February 20 If you’re looking for a hardboiled cyberpunk mystery with a lot of story and a fair bit of gunplay, Liberated looks promising.
Mojo AR contact lenses hands-on: A new way to look at the world By Philip Michaels published 30 January 20 Mojo wants to create a display that delivers augmented reality to a pair of contact lenses. Here’s how the lenses work and what you’ll be able to use them for.
Doom Eternal’s hellish vision of Earth is a bloody good time By Sarah LeBoeuf published 21 January 20 Doom Eternal builds on its predecessor to make an even deeper, smarter power fantasy.
I drove Nissan's e-4ORCE electric car prototype and it was a blast By Adam Ismail published 19 January 20 Nissan's e-4ORCE test car looks like a Leaf, but under the sheet metal it's a totally new beast.
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Review By Adam Ismail last updated 20 June 20 Samsung’s first 5G phone is here, and the speed the Galaxy S10 5G offers is amazing. But most people won't see the benefits until 5G networks are more widespread.
I played Google Stadia on an airplane so you don't have to By Marshall Honorof published 7 December 19 I don't know if anyone really expected Google Stadia to work on an airplane — but someone had to try.
Test ride: Spinciti’s e-bike makes pedaling to work affordable By Mike Prospero published 19 November 19 Starting at $999, this electric bike is more affordable than most.
Google Stadia unboxing: What's in the Founder's Edition By Marshall Honorof published 15 November 19 Here's what you get in the Google Stadia Founder's Edition pack, and whether it's worth your hard-earned $129.
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is a simple but fun nostalgia trip By Kate Kozuch last updated 10 November 19 Mario and Sonic and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 celebrates Tokyo 1964 with 8-bit nostalgia, 3D adventure, and dozens of exciting events.
The Outer Worlds Is the Game Mass Effect and Fallout Fans Deserve By Marshall Honorof last updated 19 March 22 What's incredible about The Outer Worlds is just how different it feels from a lot of big-budget games lately.
iPhone 11 Deep Fusion Camera Tested: Here's the Results By Adam Ismail last updated 6 April 20 We've had the chance to test Deep Fusion, the new photographic feature coming to the iPhone 11 lineup. Here's what it means for your photos.
Minecraft Ray Tracing Hands-on: Here's How Much Better It Looks By Richard Priday published 26 October 19 While you may associate ray tracing with realistic AAA gaming, Minecraft RTX shows how this new technology has creative applications too.
Huawei Mate X hands-on: First impressions, specs and more By Marc Chacksfield, Adam Ismail & Caitlin McGarry published 23 October 19 Huawei’s Mate X is a foldable phone with a camera twist. But it comes at a price. Here are some initial impressions of the Mate X while we wait for its delayed release.
Overwatch on Switch: A Solid Port with Some Performance Problems By Michael Andronico published 19 October 19 Overwatch comes to the small screen
Razer Blade 15 Is First Laptop with Optical Keyboard Switches — And They Feel Great By Michael Andronico published 14 October 19 Typing at the speed of light
Music, Fun and Mystery: Meet the World’s First Evolving Toy By Sherri L. Smith last updated 28 February 20 The hottest toy this holiday evolves from a baby to an adult with song, dance and plenty of pats.
The 2020 Nissan Versa Made Me Wonder Why We Spend So Much on Cars By Adam Ismail published 13 October 19 The entry-level Nissan sedan is now more fun to drive, better looking, safer and better appointed — and it's still one of the cheapest propositions in the segment.
WoW 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition Unboxing: Here's What You Get By Rami Tabari published 8 October 19 Here's what you get from the WoW 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition, and here's why it's worth the $99.
I Tried Oculus' Hand Tracking and I Want It Now By Sherri L. Smith published 26 September 19 Oculus' hand-tracking technology on the Oculus Quest is fun and immersive but still has a few bugs to work out.
